Pueblo Catholic High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Pueblo, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1954 volume:

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Mother of Mercy, Queen of Peace, pray for us and give back to a world at war a righteous peace and the justice and charity of Christ. Have special pity on those peoples, who throughout the ages have honoured Your Heart with particular devotion by the veneration of Your ikons. Grant them also peace and lead them back to the one fold of Christ. We consecrate to this Maternal Heart our persons, our families, our country -the whole of humanity. Protect and save us. fy!! Inf' id, POPE PIUS XII 40f!QjAfI-Lffflf ' W I, f 1 jj . I My Mft fi?- 0v'i fl i- 54 ll 'FALL ff 'WINTER 'SPRING The S hamroch PUEBLO CATHOLIC 5 I HIGH SCHOOL L M PUEBLO, COLORADO L W 72,-W 'Oh other ,gr - E Q- A K, a Vxwwzff ' ' 9' In the early days, the Bishops of America wished to give our country a price- less gift. They searched to find one that would be worthy of the love they feltsfor this dearest land of lib Finally they found that perfect gift, Mary, o other. 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T fi: ,, fl y- wg.. 2' cr i V YQ DEUS SPLS MFA 1 I 1 Q GRADUATES of 1954 PUEBLO CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL Yours is the distinction of being the first class to be graduated from the new Pueblo Catholic High School, which was built at no small sacrifice to give you the best in religious and secular training, forming intellect and will as masters of the body for the true leadership that is expected of you in the world of today. This is an eventful year in your lives. It marks the end of your high school course during which you have been given the opportunity to strengthen the foundations, begun in the school of your homes, for the building of your future careers. Your faith, fortified by the development of the understanding of the fundamental doctrines of the Church, will ever be the cornerstone of your conduct and confirm you in the peace and happiness of right living. It will be the guarantee of the attainment of the ultimate purpose of your existence-eternal life. The school you are now leaving has provided the proper balance in the great fun- damentals of true education, the essentials of religion, human relations, abstract and physical sciences, and the humanities. By it you are equipped to live a truly cultured life, to keep harmony in your own soul, and to contribute harmony of spirit to the world of your associations in the practice of the divine, the moral and the civic virtues. Contact with the faculty that has contributed so much to the development of your Christian character should never be broken. It is the strong anchor that will give you a sense of security in moments of indecisiong the memory that will keep fruitful its salutary counsels and shining example, the golden threads that will weave themselves into your pattern of life and give close unity with all your associates at Catholic High. Your loyalty to your Alma Mater will insure your loyalty to all institutions of Church and State, and give to you the full satisfaction from service to God and Country, which is the highest ambition and crowning success of every divinely endowed life. JOSEPH C. WILLGING Birbop of Pueblo ik ,.: .Www THE MOST REVEREND JOSEPH C. WILLGING, D. D. Birhop of Puebla bl December 8 1941 the Catholic With the creation of the diocese of Pue o on A , , Church in Colorado took another step towards the strengthening of the word of God in the western part of the United States. Since his appointment, Bishop Willging has taken great strides toward making this diocese flourish. Under his planning, organizing and building, many new schools and parishes have come into existence and numerous other projects have been successfully completed. The students at Pueblo Catholic High are grateful to the bishop for their ' under his capable direction. magnificent school which was completed four years ago Left: FATHER WILLIAM P. DOLL Right: FATHER LOUIS C. STOVIK FATHER JOSEPH P. MCGUINNESS Center: FATHER BALDWIN HAYDOCK, O.S.B. I2 VQ35Qg!5Q!?ZQ5Q?E2k Jiri' Miiabs- fiat ii?Qf1ss2smaSgs, :A-Maw, fm fi -f' ,TZEEQEEEWHPW-Wi 553n2ii?W?fWf' up-M. Siweawk, FATHER DANIEL R. HUBER FATHER EDWARD W. WICHMANN FATHER CLAUDE ROBERTS, O.S.B FATHER DENNIS LANGDON, O.S.B. FATHER JOHN J. TOMALONIS These are Om' Prierlf . . . Although they are burdened with the tasks of parish priests, they give up firty-five minutes of their valuable day four times weekly to come here to Pueblo Catholic High to teach us Religion which xyill help us to become better Catholics and attain our one main goal-HEAVEN. ' The students of Pueblo Catholic High are deeply grateful, Fathers, for your time and efforts. We thank you from the bottom of our hearts. May God bless you. May Mary, our Mother, watch over you. yy W. Mary FATHER WILLIAM PARSONS, SJ. FATHER BURTON PRATT, SJ. FACULTY ROSTER REV. ELWOOD C. VOSS, Superintendent SISTER ELLENORA, Prinripal REV. LOUIS C. STOVIK, Director of Discipline and Athlelitif Rev. William Doll ...................... ,,,,,, R eljgjgn Rev. H8ydOCk, ...... 4,,V,- R gljgjgyy Rev. Daniel Huber ,,,,.,....,,...,,,,.., .,-.,Y R eljgjgn Rev. Dennis Langdon, O.S.B. ,.... ,,.,,, R eljgjm Rev. Joseph McGuinness ...,..,,.., ,..--,- R gljgjm Rev. William Parsons, S. J. ...,... ,,,,,,V R gljgjwy Rev. Burton Pratt, SJ. .............., ,,,,,. R eligjgn Rev. Claude Roberts, O.S.B. ....... ,..,.. R eligion Rev. Louis Stovik ......................, .....,, R eligign Rev. john Tomalonis ............ ,..,,, R eligion Rev. Edward Wichmann ..... .,...,,,,,...,,.,,....,,,, R eligion Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Mary Noreen .. Rafael ............. Sylvia Marie ....... Aquinas .......... Mary Bernice .. Mary David .... Carita .............. Therese Martin Rose Anita ...... Agnes Patrice , Englifb, Latin, Sofiology ................................. Latin, English History, Spaniylo, Homemaking Biology, Mathematicf Eleanor Marie ........ ...... Library, Hirtory, English Art, History, Englifh Chenziftry, Matbematiry ................ Englifh, Speerh, Typing joarnalirm, Englirlo ...... Commercial, Bzzfinefr Mathematics Glee Club, Latin, Engliflrr Matloematirr, Atbletiry Mr. Michael Davlin ..... Mr. Edward Murray Miss Barbara Edward Mr. Louis Riffel ,,,...,..,,,,, ,,,,........,,,..... M azntenanre Band, Physical Edftration 5 ,,,,,, ,,,..,....,..,,. O ffice Serretary 2 MR- EDWARD MURRAY MR. MICHAEL DAVLIN Our Paflory . . . work long tedious hours to make their parish the best. They are prominent citizens and take part in civic affairs. They are always willing to give their time for worthy activities. They are always glad to help with any problems you might have whether they are spir- itual or material. May Mary watch over you and keep you safe from all harm. 5 Clockwise from lower left: Father Augustine LaMarche, O.S.B., Rt. Rev. Msgr. A. J. Miller. V.G., P. A., Father Charles J. Murray. SJ.. Father Clement M. Firko, Father Peter F. Maas, Father Joseph S. Haller, SJ., Father Daniel Gnidica, O.S.B., Rt. Rev. Msgr. Leo J. Thome, Very Rev. joseph F. Warnat. s eggs gg . 6, K 55 ,K f- wig! ,. ws , Mn gt Q, f I E' il' I 1 it i al litltt 1 N g, f 1 Q -rf' H, I X is-a. 5 K WWA SISTER ELLENORA . . . Ozzr Primipal, is known and loved by all Pueblo Cath- olic High students. In addition to administrative tasks, Sister teaches English III. May God and His Blessed Mother bless you, Sister, for the Mary-like work you are accomplishing on behalf of all of us. 5' ff ' 5 le,-if 'Sis-f':.' W: ..!'53'Sii1Q?i7?Ef 'i'7 il'f'fi:t fijlf, .1 .SSSQPQFI- '7.-?f'2'A' T? fffjs , H ,,,. 'lf A ,': f:v qs ,- I 11 1.15-f' 'wW.,55gmg?2:fi1 if-Q f K ' I ' , I I, wm1kL5,5i5e?f5rff, , -7 'gl ,rs,35iy5gffiy5gi5-y -' , 1 I fs fa ' . , . Mm, ,,.l ,ii, , aaa. . i, , r S , ,,,,,,z,!s. I , .if wid ,Mfr ,, if vtfiwfa f2WYW7W55'I Uma: SPIRITUAL GUIDES Dear Father Voss . . . There is probably not one pupil, from the time you first came to PCH, who has not, at one time or another, gone to you for help in solving a problem. Each of these you have met with kind understanding. Each pupil has been made a little wiser, or a little more encouraged by your kindness. We have always felt that you were our friend, and this you have proved to be in many, many instances. We know that there have been times, probably too nu- merous to mention, when we tried your patience. For such times, we are truly sorry and hope that you will re- member only the good things about us students at Cath- olic High. We feel we are very privileged to have been under your guidance during the past four years. May Our Lady during this, her year, shower an abund- ance of blessings upon you. Gratefully in Christ, STUDENTS of PUEBLO CATHOLIC HIGH f ,. aswam- , .mv FATHER ELWOOD C. VOSS 511,t1er'i111e11de11l For the past year, Father Louis C. Stovik has held the position of director of discip- line at Pueblo Catholic High School. He has undertaken the task of making the stu- dents realize -that the high school students of today should and MUST be the leaders of tomorrow. The purpose of high school is to mold o n e ' s character and plant good moral habits. Only those serious-minded enough to realize the difficulty of this great task can even hope to achieve it. Thank you for your part in making the 1955-54 school year one of the best in its history. From left: Father Elwood C. Voss, Father Louis C. Stovik. I should have ordered a larger ribbon, declared President, Dwight D. Eisenhower, as he fastened the blue star-studded ribbon of the Congressional Medal of Honor around the neck of six-foot Marine Lieutenant Raymond G. Murphy. Pueblo Catholic High students can proudly salute Lieutenant Raymond jerry Murphy, a member of the Class of 1948. Jerry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Murphy, is the first alumnus to receive the highest military award, the Congressional Medal of Honor. Lt. Raymond Murphy smiles broadly as the Congressional Medal is secured by President Dwight I8 D. Eisenhower. K 5 Q 5 W , W f ww W A Vi 1,5 vu ll cj? O A H ' ' Wi, ' Y WHI IQJ ISS 3 OM fl u ,L Y R f D me r 3 ' EDWARD BEAUVAIS St F1anc1rXa11e1 al1ty1 2 3 4 CSMC Student Council 4 C Club 2 3 4 Chr mas lay 4 Football 2 3 4 Basebll 1 Basketball 2' Letterman 1 2 3 . GEORGE BEAUVAI , St. Franrix Xavier So amy 1 2 3 4- Footb 11 3 kfbau 1 2 3 4' Letterman 4' Trea r r o s Sodality 4. JOANNE ANDREWS St. Franrif Xavier Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Sodality 1, 2. 3, 43 C.S.M.C. 3, 43 Science Club 3, 43 C Club 3, 43 Christmas Play 4g Dramatics 43 Pep Club Rep. 43 Prom Committee 33 Float Work- er 1, 2, 3, 43 Shamrock Staff 4. JACK BALLAS St. Palrick'J C.S,M.C. 3, 43 Science Club 23 Prom Com- mittee 3g Float Worker 1, 2, 4. DONALD BoNo Cathedral Science Club 23 Christmas Play 4. BARBARA BRYAN Sl. Pdlfifkyf Pep Club 3, 4g Sodality 43 C.S.M.C. 3, 43 Christmas Play 3, 4g Football Queen 4g Prom Queen Attendant 33 Float Worker 3, 4. 5 aw RONALD BUKSAR St. Anthony Science Club 2, Float Worker 2, 43 Christmas Play 4. JAMES BURNS Arrumpzion Sodality 1, 2, 3, C.S.M.C. 1, 23 Science Club 2, Student Lion 4, Float Worker 1, 2, 3, Vice President 1. J yy fl 3 ry, ir eff V' VIRGINIA CATALANO Ml. Carmel Pep Club 2, 3, 4g Sodality 43 C.S.M.C. 3, 4, Tatler Staff 4, Football Queen Attendant 4, Prom Queen Attendant 3, Float Worker 2, 3, Vice President 4, Centennial 1. CoNN1E CESARIO Sl. Therem Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Sodality 2, 3, 4, Student Council 43 Science Club 2, Christmas Play 3, 4, Girls' State 35 Prom Committee 33 Float Worker 2, President of Pep Club 4, President of C.SM.C. 4g Centennial High 1. EUGENE BUSER Cuzbedml C.S.M.C. 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Science Club 3, 4: C 3, Bask hristmas Play 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, etball 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, Letterman 1, 2, 3, 4g Prom Committee 33 1, 2, 3g Shamrock Staff 4, C Club 1, 2, r Orchest Club 1, Sodality Staff 45 Worker a 1, 2, Float Worker 2, Boys' Glee Senior Play 4. DAVE CARDINAL St. Tlaerere 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C. 3, 4, Shamrock Christmas Play 4g Dramatics 43 Float 2, 3, 4. 1 2 FRANK COWGll.L Cathedral C.S.M.C. 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Float Workers 3, 4. JACK DATZ Sl. Fmnrif Xavier C Club 2, 3, 4, Christmas Play 4, Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4, Float Workers 3. ww FERMIN F. CHACON Catfaedml Sodality 1, 2, Shamrock 4, Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Monte Vista High School 1, 2, Los Angeles High School 3, Future Farmers of America 1, 2, Track 1, 2, Physical Education 1, 2. RICHARD COWEN Saint Lfdlldfflf C.S.M,C. 3, 4, Tatler Staff 4, Christmas Play 4, Baseball 2, Dramatics 4, Float Work- ers 1, 2. ROSALEE DEPPERSCHMIDT Sl. Fnnirif Xavier Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C. 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Tatler Staff 4, Christmas Play 1, 3, 4, C Club 3, 4, Float Workers 1, 2, 3, 4, Press Convention 4. LEO DICINO Sl. Pdlfifkyj' Sodality 3, 4, C.S.M.C. 3, 4, C Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Christmas Play 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Let- terman 1, 2, 3, 4, Float Worker 3, 4. TOM EDWARDS Sl. Marfr Sodality 2, 3, 43 C.S.M.C. 3. 4g Student Coun- cil 13 Shamrock Staff 2, 43 Tatler Staff 43 C Club 2, 3, 43 Christmas Play 43 Football Manazer 2, 3, 43 Lettermen 2, 3, 43 Baseball 13 Basketball Manager 23 Prom Committee 33 Student Lion 4g Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 4g Press Convention 43 Secretary of Sodality 43 Secretary of Class 2. ORLINDA ESCOBEDO Sl. Fmnri: Xavier Pep Club 1, 23 Sodality 1, 23 C.S.M.C. 3, 43 Band 3 ,43 Christmas Play 43 Orchestra 1, 23 Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 4. CLIFFORD FLEMING Arrumpzion Sodality 2, 3, 43 C.S.M.C. 3, 43 Science Club 23 Christmas Play 43 Football 2, 3, 43 Base- ball 13 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Letterman 3, 43 Float Worker 1, 23 Vice President of Boys' Sodality 4. DONNA FABRIZIO Sl. Leandefr Pep Club 2, 3, 4g Sodality 43 C.S.M.C. 3, 43 Tatler Staff 43 Christmas Play 4g Dramatics 43 C Club 3, 43 Float Worker 2, 3, 4g Press Convention 43 Centennial 1. ROBERT FERRITER Sl. Francir Xavier C.S.M.C. 3, 4g Science Club 23 Christmas Play 43 Boys' State 33 Prom Committee 33 Student Lion 4g Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN GARNETT Sl. Frflnrix Xavier Sodality 1, 2, 33 C.S.M.C. 2, 3, 43 Student Council 13 Science Club 23 C Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Christmas Play 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 3, 43 Dramatics 43 Letterman 1, 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 43 President of Class 1. BARBARA GIORDANO Sl. Fnnzrif Xmfiev' Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 C.S.M.C. 13 Student Council 43 Science Club 1, 23 Glee Club 2, 33 Shamrock Staff 3, 43 Tatler Staff 3, 43 C Club 43 Christmas Play 43 Alternate Cheerleader 43 Dramatics 23 Prom Committee 33 Orchestra 13 Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 43 Press Convention 3, 43 Secretary of Sodality 43 President of Our Lady of Perpetual Help 43 Shamrock Editor 4, I JOHN FRENCIK Saint Leanderir C.S.M.C. 3, 43 Science Club 23 Christmas Play 4. lj RITACLARE GARLICH Sf. Ffd7ZCi.fXd1fi6f 43 C.S.M.C. 3, 43 Tatler Staff 4g ias Play 43 Float Worker 4g Press Conve tion 4. FRANK GoNzA1.Es fi.Y,l'll7lIf7li07l C Club 3, 43 Christmas Play 4g Football 3, 4g Basketball 33 Dramatics 43 Letterman 3, 43 Float Worker 3, 4. Lois GONZALES Sl. Frmzrii Xavier C.S.M.C. 3, 43 Christmas Play 2, 43 Prom Committee 33 Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 4. MARTIN GONZALES Axfumpzion Sodality 2, 35 C.S.M.C. 3, 45 Shamrock Staff 45 Christmas Play 45 Football 1, 2, 45 Prom Committee 35 Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 45 C.S.M.C. Representative 45 Boys' Choir 15 Senior Class Play 45 Boys' Sodality 4. Nw V 5 K l l ADELINE HERRERA Sl. Francix Xavier Pep Club 15 Sodality 15 C.S.M.C. 15 Student Council 15 Science Club 25 Float Worker 1, 4. MARY ELLEN HINDS Sl. Franrir Xavier Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Sodality 1, 25 C.S.M.C. 3, 45 Student Council 25 Glee Club 15 Christ- mas Play 1, 25 C Club 33 Float Worker 1, 2, 4. W by C' 5357414 I JOHN GRANDE Mt. Carmel Staff 3, 45 Tatler Staff 3, 45 Dra- 45 Prom Committee 35 Float Worker Convention 45 C.S.M.C. 3, 45 Cen- tral 1. KATHLEEN HAGGERTY St. Franris Xavier Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 C.S.M.C. 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 25 Tatler Staff 45 Christmas Play 1, 25 Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 45 Press Convention 4. KATHERINE KASTELIC Sl. Marybf Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Science Club 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Shamrock Staff 2, 3, 4, Tatler Staff 4, C Club 3, 4, Christmas Play 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 3, 4, Pep Club Rep. 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 4, Press Convention 4, Our Lady of Perpetual Help 4. SHEILA KLETZKY Sl. Therese Pep Club 3, Soclality 3, Christmas Play 3, Dramatics 3, Float Worker 3, 4, Central 1-2. FRANK HUERTA Sl. Fnmrif Xavier Sodality 2. 3, C.S.M.C. 3, 4, Float Workers I, 2, 3, 4. PATRICK JAI-IN Calbedml C.S.M.C. 3. 4, Shamrock Staff 4, Tatler Staff 4, Christmas Play 4, Dramatics 3, 4, Float Workers 1, 2, 3, 4, Press Convention 4. MARY JOAN KELLNER Cathedral Pep Club 1, 2, Sodality 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, Glee Club 1, 2, Christ' mas Play 4, Prom Committee 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Float Workers 4. VIRGINIA LOPEZ Cathedral Pep Club 4, Sodality 2, C.S.M.C. 3, 4, Sci- ence Club 2, Tatler Staff 4, Christmas Play 4, Prom Committee 3, Float Worker 2, Cen- tennial 1. JACK MALONEY St. Patrirkk C.M.S.C. 3, 45 Float Worker 3. Louis MANGUSO St. Franrif Xavier Tatler Staff 45 Student Lion 45 Float Worker 1, 2, 45 Press Convention 4. -EW' fx ,iq . .1 . N L X wr' 3 l is 3' 'dmv' JOHN MAssARA Our Lady af Arrumpziarz Sodality 1, 2, 35 Treasurer 35 C.S.M.C. 2, 3, 45 Christmas Play 45 Student Lion 4. RONALD MCCULLOCH Sl. Franrir Xavier Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 45 Sci- ence Club 2, 35 Glee Club 15 C Club 1, 2, 35 Christmas Play 4. ..--1109 f fit CHARLES Mancovraccr-no Our Lady of Afrumpfion Christmas Play 45 Football 25 Glee Club 45 Basketball Manager B Squad 2. JOSEPH MARTINEZ Mt. Carmel C.S.M.C- 3, 45 C Club 3, 4g Christmas Play 45 Basketball 15 Letterman 3, 45 Float Workers 1, 2. l , 99? sr m. 4 r CLARENCE .NIEHALOVITZ Saint Leazzderlf C.S.M.C. 4. JAMES MCGRATH 'SAN Gb - Sl. Palrirkh Soclahty 1, 2g C.S.M.C. 3, 4. JOHN MCGUIRI3 Saint Leandeff C.S.M.C. 3, 43 Student Council 43 Football 4g Baseball 3, Basketball 3g Float Worker 2, 3. THOMAS O,KELLX' St. Palrirkk Sodality 1, 2g C.S.M.C. 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 45 Boys' State 3g Float Worker 1, 23 Letterman 1. JOHN PADGETT Sl. Tlaefeye C.S.M.C. 3, 45 Basketball 1, 25 Prom Corn- mittee 33 Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 4. MARILYN PARR Sl. Fr'.1nci.r Xafier Pep Club 2. 3. 43 Sodality 3, 43 C.S,M.C. 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 23 Shamrock Staff 43 Christmas Play 2, 33 Dramatics 33 C Club 3, 43 Pep Club Rep. 43 Prom Committee 33 Float Workers 1, 2, 4. ELOISA PEREZ Sl. Frmzcir Xavier Pep Club 3, 43 C.S.M,C. 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 23 Tatler Staff 43 Christmas Play 43 Prom Committee 33 Float Wforkers 3, 43 Cen- tral 1, 2. BERNARD RADOVICH Sain! Lgcllldffil Sodality 43 Science Club 1, 23 Christmas Play 43 Football 13 Baseball 13 Basketball 1, 23 Letterman 13 Prom Committee 33 Float Wforkers 2, 33 Centennial 1. FRANK RICOTTA fiJJ'Il7IZf7lf071 Student Council 33 C Club 2, 3, 43 Christ- mas Play 43 Football 2, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Letterman 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Float Workers 33 President of yunior C1855 53 Viffi President of Student Council 3. VITA LEE PERRICONE Sf. Patrickk Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 C.S.M.C. 3, 43 Student Council 43 Science Club 23 Shamrock Staff 33 Tatler Staff 3, 4g Christmas Play 2, 3, 43 Dramatics 3, 43 Pep Club Rep. 43 Prom Committee 33 Float Work- ers 1, Z, 3, 43 Press Convention 3, 43 Pep Club Vice President 33 Secretary of Sodality 33 Central Council 3, 4. REGINA PIATEK Sl. Francir Xavier Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4g C.S.M.C. 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 23 Tatler Staff 43 Christmas Play 1, 2, 3, 43 C Club 3, 43 Girls' State 33 Float Workers 1, 2, 3, 43 Press Convention 4. if f we JACK SCHAFER Cathedral Tatler Staff 43 Football 33 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Letterman 2, 3, 43 Basketball Captain 4. TED SCHMALZ Cathedral Soclality 1, 2, 3, 43 C.S.M.C. 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Science Club 2, 33 Shamrock Staff 43 Christmas Play 43 Dramatics 43 Prom Com- mittee 33 Orchestra 13 Float Workers 1, 2, 3, 43 Treasurer of C.S.M.C. 3. Lybv Wil' , ev digg, K ff, f - ' f.22.,,,,l I NINA RIGGIO St, Francir Xavier Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4g C.S.M.C. 3, 4g Student Council 4g Glee Club 13 Shamrock Staff 43 C Club 13 Christmas Play 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics 1, 23 Pep Club Rep. 1, 2, 33 Prom Committee 33 Float Work- ers 1, 2, 3, 43 President of Sodality fgirlsl 43 Secretary of Pep Club 4g Secretary of Class 33 Central Council 43 Senior Play 4g Press Convention 4. GEORGE ROBLES MZ. Carmel Shamrock Staff 4s Tatler Staff 43 Baseball 43 Float Workers 4. CAROLE SHOSKY Mt. Carmel Pep Club 3, 4g Sodality 43 Glee Club 3, 4 Christmas Play 3, 43 Assistant Cheerleader 3 Dramatics 3. 43 Pep Club Representative 3 Prom Committee 33 State Speech Meet 3, 4 Debate Team 4. HELEN SINGER Cathedral Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 43 Shamrock Staff 43 Christ r mas Play 3, 43 Dramatics 43 Float Worke 2, 3, 4. MARILYN SKUBE Sf, Franfir Xavier Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Sodality 2, 3, 45 C.S.M.C. 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 25 Christmas Play 1, 2, 3, 45 Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL STEFANIC St. Therese Sodality C.S.M.C. 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 35 Science Club 25 Shamrock Staff 45 Tatler Staff 45 Prom Committee 35 Christmas Play 3, 45 Dra- matics 3, 45 Float Worker 1, 2, 35 Press Convention 4. KATHLEEN SULLIVAN Cathedral Pep Club 1,,2, 3, 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 45 Science Club 25 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 C Club 3, 45 Christmas Play 3, 45 Football Queen Attendant 45 Dramatics 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 25 Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 45 Secretary of Class 15 Debate 3, 4. STEWART SUMMERS Sl. Tberere C.S.M.C. 45 Student Lion 4. lilffl WILLIAM STEWART Sl. Palrick'J Pep Club 15 C.S.M.C. 2, 3, 45 Student Coun- cil 25 Science Club 25 Christmas Play 45 Boys' State 35 Prom Committee 35 Student Lion 45 Float Worker 1, 45 Class President 25 Secre- tary of Class 4. PAT STRATFORD Sl. Maryk Sodality 1, 2, 35 C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 45 Science Club 25 Christmas Play 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 45 Float Worker 1, 2, 3. -32, -5922 , . esteem:-fwssqesmavstwakAwww .... as - - -- ---X ii NICK TERRONEZ MZ. Carmel C.S.M.C. 45 Christmas Play 35 Boys' Sodality 45 Boys' Choir 4. EMIL THOMAS Affumpiion C.S.M.C. 3, 45 Sodality 45 Science Club 25 C Club 2, 3, 45 Christmas Play 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Letterman 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Float Workers 2, 3, 45 President of Boys' Sodality 45 Central 1. MARY ELLEN TALBOW Calbedral Pep Club 45 Sodality 45 Shamrock Staff 45 Tatler Staff 45 Christmas Play 45 Float Work- ers 45 Centennial 1, 2, 3. EUGENE TAPIA Sl. Therese C Club 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Base- ball 45 Basketball 1, 2, 45 Letterman 2, 3, 4. 5 5 r,r,. , , ROBERT T RU JILLO Saint Leandefr Sodality 2, 35 C.S.M.C. 45 Christmas Play 45 Float Workers 2, 3, 4. CONNEE VALDEZ St. Ffanrir Xavier Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Soclality 1, 2, 3, 45 C.S.M.C. 1, 25 Science Club 25 Glee Club 1, 25 Shamrock Staff 45 Christmas Play 1, 2, 3, 445 Dramatics 45 Float Workers 1, 45 Class Treasurer 4. JACOB VALIUEZ Catlaedwzl Sodality 1 32, 3, 43 C.S.M.C. 3, 4g Band lg Stu- dent Council 43 Science Club 23 Shamrock Staff 43 Christmas Play 3, 43 Dramatics 1. 2, 3, 43 Boys' State 33 Prom Committee 33 Student Lion 43 Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 43 President of Class 43 Senior Play 43 Student Council President 4. DOROTHY VILLANUEVA Culbedml Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 C.S.M.C. 3, 43 Science Club 23 Glee Club 1, 23 Christmas Play 43 Prom Committee 31 Float Worker 2, 3, 4. M, ,, 1? ix yt 1.4 - 3 Y, 5 , fF5 f: Z JOANN WEISSHAAR St. Patrirkir Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 Spir- itual Council 33 C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Council 3, 43 Science Club 23 Shamrock Staff 43 C Club 3, 43 Christmas Play' 39 Prom Committee 33 Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Vice President 2, 33 Secretary of Student Council 4. THOMAS Wooivsiiue Sl. Pazrickk C.S.M.C. 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics 33 Orchestra 1, 23 Float Worker 1, 2, 3. Present at the laying of the cornerstone of the new Catholic High by Bishop Willging were members of the class of 54. -u 8, ww 1,4 f 6t,ifQ,.Q'f3t ff Senior Class Officers pictured in St. Patrick's Church. From left to right: BILL STEWART, Secreiuryg CONNEE VALDEZ, T7'e:15urer,' VIRGINIA CATALANO, Vice P?'6.fidE7ll,' JACOB VALDEZ, Preiidezzt. THE GRADUATES GIVE THANKS LEGACIES, MEMORIES, good wishes-all these the Seniors leave behind them-and side by side with these they jot down some thoughts important to them: TO PCH: God bless these walls that have sheltered us for four of the most glorious, golden, carefree years we will ever know-years in which we have learned first and foremost the beauty of loving God and the peace in staying close to Him-years that have taught us to give and to take- to face the future unafraid because we have been prepared to go out and fight for what we know is right-days and months of heartaches and victories, work and fun-all this, and friends and counselors such as we'll never again have the privilege of knowing. These four years at P.C.H. have given us a deep sense of gratitude for what we are now leaving-the happiest days of our lives. TO THE FACULTY: Thanks and appreciation can never end the feeling we have for you. We know that without your endless patience, kindness and generosity, we could never have attained the high goal of graduation from Pueblo Catholic High. We whisper a prayer of thanks- May God bless you and be with you always. THE MARIAN CLASS OF 1954 DAVE DAVIS, :1,f.vi.rIm1l roach: JACK DATZg MIIZF DAALLIN bend fmlchi ED BEAIQVAIS and JOHN SHONK. auirlanl mach. My 1955 FOOTBALL The 1955 edition of the Shamrock football squad proved to be a real challenger for League honors. The championship was not decided until the last game of the season in the game with the Abbey Bears which the Irish lost 12-6. Much credit must be given to Head Coach Mike Davlin and his two able assistants, Dave Davis and john Shonk, for their superb job of leading the team through such a successful season. The Irish finished the season with a 6-5-1 record. FIDEL RODRIQLYEZ. TOINI WIHALEN. TOM EDXVARDS FATHER LOUIS STOVIK, Allaletic Direrlw' Szudenz Marmgerf 1 Eff? i All-Conference ends REUBEN TRINIDAD and CLIFF FLEMING. and co-captain JACK DATZ. SHAMROCKS 44 - LAMAR 7 The Shamrocks opened the season one week after school started and, playing in 90-degree weather, they dumped the Lamar Savages by a 44-7 count. jack Datz, Irish co-captain, led his teammates on to victory by scoring four touchdowns and an extra point. This win was only the second that PHC has won from the Savages in a six- year series dating back to 1948. However, it was the most impressive victory by far that either team has scored. The win was especially sweet for Coach Mike Davlin. just one year ago Lamar spoiled his coaching debut at Pueblo Catholic by defeating the Sons of Erin 12-6. Leo Dicino, senior tailback, goes around right end for a substantial gain in .the Lamar game. Frank Gutierrez and Frank Gonzales throw key blocks. .O , if A john Garnett is heading for a fall in the shot of the Florence game. He was hit a few seconds later by Tom Zamarippa 47 and jim Provenzano 58. SHAMROCKS 38 - FLORENCE 0 Florence Huskies were downed by 38'O, by the Shamrocks in an afternoon game at Stauter Field on September 19. Leo Dicino scored the Irish's initial tally on an 8 yard run. Dicino scored twice more before the afternoon was over and jack Datz added 14 points to the Irish cause. All-Conference guards, joe Martinez and Moe Thomas, sparked the Irish line on offense and accounted for quite a number of the Shamrock tackles on defense. JOHN GARNETT, wingbackg FRANK GONZALES. blocking buck: FRANK GUTIERREZ. fullback' LEO DICINO, milbark. JOE PANNUNZIO, guafdg JOE PULEO, lafklej JOE MARTINEZ, guardf ED BEAUVAIS, cenzerg MOE THOMAS, guardg and GENE TAPIA, mrkle. SHAMROCKS 33 -- ST. FRANCIS 7 On September 26, with the reserves playing most of the game, the Shamrocks rolled on to a 33-7 victory over the Gremlins of St. Francis of Denver. The Irish entered the game knowing nothing of the strength or ability of their foes, since no scouting report was available. jack Datz again led the Irish by scoring two touch- downs. It was the second win in as many years for Davlin-coached squads against St. Francis. john Garnett, fleet Irish wingback, crosses the goal line for the second time in the St. Fran- cis game. S is A ,lack Datx goes around right end for 15 yards on the first play of the Lamar game, SHAMROCKS 6 f BULLDOGS H The Shamrocks suffered their first defeat of the season on the night of October 5, at the hands of the Centennial Bulldogs. The Irish scored once in the third quarter, but it proved to be too little and too late. Leo Dicino crashed four yards for the only touchdown. SHAMROCQKS 66 -W PIRATES 7 Coming back strong from their previous defeat, the Shamrocks rolled over the Pirates from St. Marys of Colorado Springs. Ten different players contrib- uted to the lrish scoring efforts. Before the game was over, the entire squad had participated in the QILIIUC. Irish reserves get down on their knees to pray for victory in the Abbey game. BARBARA BRYAN Homecoming Queen HOMECOMING October 18 was a big day in the life of Barbara Bryan. On that day she reigned as queen of Shamrock Homecoming festivities. After the traditional Mass at St. Patrick's in the morning, the Shamrock football team met St. Mary's of Walsenburg and defeated them 49-12. That eve- ning, the junior Class sponsored a dance in the school gymnasium. The music was provided by Beech Maury. Stardust served as the theme for the dance. Queen Barbara receives her traditional prize from Co-Captain Ed Beauvais as Jack Datz stands by. H6672 O H 0 m e c 0 m i 11 S are Barbara Bryan is crowned Homecoming Queen by Ed Beauvais as Co-Captain jack Datz, Kathie Sullivan and Virginia Catalano look on. 45, K9 jfw fla J Qi gl o , is x Queen Barbara sits at her throne at the dance given in her honor on Home- coming night. With her are attendants Virginia Catalano and Kathie Sullivan. - 3- Ru 'KEN ar W. ,J vi.,--N Bandleacler Ed Murray leads the band rn the Bunny Hop Abbey. MARY LYNN WAGNER Enthusiast bey Bears. IC cheerleaders arouse fans when P C H tangles xx 1th Ab FRESHMAN CLASS The Freshman float was awarded first prize. MTQ7 X SOPHOMORE CLASS 41? .- ff Second prize went to the Class of 56. 1 , gl lrliiffillllilll. f W2- '. wie' K - ' gl 'fg1v,se,j,-- ' ? Sf sag , 1. yt!! ' 2 i i at ,f-. 5 .. '.Z 51. T , Y 4 1 V yr Y' SENIOR CLASS Third prize was given to Sen- ior Class. ,vga JUNIOR CLASS The Junior Class was named winner of fourth prize. wal' These four peppy cheerleaders kept ar- dent rooters of the Shamrocks yelling for victory. They are Lillian Luna, Mil- lie Flores, Roberta Riley, and Jeanne Mathis. Members of the Pep Club form an arch of shakers for Queen Bar- bara and her attendants. Leo Dicino is stopped after a gain of six yards in th e Walsenburg game. M W 'Q-vv'1L'f p , A If z... 'rm . V .JIT 'H .lqv-4 . A11 7 WA -. .Q Ask X , ? . V V55 Q w.:Q I , if 'Q 2.1.3 fy., 4 gg,6-w F . . .,,, , K n . . f 'ni T7 . ' f - f A ' xmgwinffi A? ww-,avr we k 1 ' A 2 'wi , M 45 it :W , V' Q Q ' ,.A..,, , , -irq. 'WW Qi GEORGE BEAUVAIS-End FRANK RICOTTA-Guard HENRY CICERO-Center ART MCKENNA-Tackle I , 5.11, J 1 ,K- ,Q .A fumiggskiiqa i w f .c This goal line stand was not quite enough for the Shamrocks. On this play, Abbey tied the score at 6-6. SHAMROCKS 14 LA JUNTA 19 October 25 was the date on which the Irish met the tough La junta Tigers at La junta in a night game. The Irish scored in the second period on a pass from Leo Dicino to John Garnett covering 17 yards. After being behind most of the second half, they came back with another TD in the fourth quarter. But with only four minutes left in the game, La junta scored again. When the final gun sounded, the Irish were on the short.end of a 19-14 score. as an LJ The starters for the Shamrocks were linemen Reuben Trinidad, Gene Tapia, Moe Thomas, joe Martinez, joe Puleo, Ed Beau- vais and Cliff Fleming. Back- field starters were john Garnett, Frank Gonzales, Frank Gutier- rez, jack Datz and Leo Dicino. SHAMROCKS 0 REGIS O On November 1, the Irish played host to the powerful Regis Raiders. The game was a tightly played one and touchdowns were scarce. The Shamrocks managed to push within the Regis five yard line, but met up with a stub- born Raider defense on both attempts. Leo Dicino was in- jured on the last play of the game and was sidelined for two weeks with torn knee muscles. AL KREUsc1-1 Tackle DoN BEAUVAIS-Hnlfbufk affirm H- AL BRESSAN Tackle DALE BENSKO En ,Q 7 as :QB 1 Leo Dicino is hit hard by a host of Abbey tacklers in the Championship game at Canon City. SHAMROCKS 6 - ABBEY 12 Much excitement preceded the game of November 15, in which the Fighting Irish met the Abbey Bears for the Southern Colorado League Championship. The Irish struck hard and fast and scored on the first play of scrimmage on an 80 yard screen pass play from jack Datz to end Reuben Trinidad. The Bears were not to be counted out, however, and came back to score in the third period to tie the game at 6-6. Then, with five minutes remaining in the game, the Bears scored again. The final score: Abbey 12, PCH 6. 1953 FOOT First row, all the way across, seated, from left: Reuben Trinidad, joe Puleo, Moe Thomas, Frank Gonzales, john Garnett, Jack Datz, Ed Beauvais, Frank Gutierrez, Leo Dicino, joe Martinez and Gene Tapia. Second row: Tom Edwards, Charles Greco, jake Dovgan, joe Pannunzio, Al Kreusch, Cliff Fleming, Art McKenna, Dale Bensko, Al Bressan, Mike Badovinac and Fidel X! x. I JACK DATZ and LEO DICINO, main ball-carriers for Shamrocks. SHAMROCKS --HOLY TRINITY On November 8, the Pueblo Catholic High gridiron squad renewed their longtime rivalry with the Tigers from Holy Trinity at Trinidad. After taking the opening kick- off and marching 60 yards for a T.D., the Shamrocks settled down to a rock and sock game of football. The Tigers scored once in the third quarter before Reuben Trinidad, junior tailback, clinched the game with an eight yard end run with three minutes remaining in the game. Co-Captain Ed Beauvais and Gene Tapia did an out- standing job for the Irish on defense. On offense, the running of Trinidad and john Garnett contributed much to the Irish victory. BALL TEAM Rodriquez. Third row: Coach john Shonk, Tom Whalen, George Beauvais, Lou Caricato, Dan Maroney, Bill Caricato, Don Beauvais, Henry Cicero, joe Papish, John Williams and Coach Mike Davlin. Y fa -.-r ll 49 .. , 2:25 ir W ' 1 Lifiai - A 536 gy is i W 1 N in-'es Let us keep Christmas always in our hearts, carol Robert Lalich, Shirley Ganatta and Kenneth Kochevar. The faculty and students of Pueblo Catholic High School dedicated their Christmas Pageant which was held December 18 and 20, to Catholic missionaries of the past who brought the Christmas message to American shores and to Catholic missionaries of the present who are taking the same message to the pagan millions. Q X X pm HH ' V 4 X iv Dfw XM I L. XIXQ ' cf x 4 X Y X jail: NTA XX X 0F En , B Tl-I E OUR MIND WITH ,,, 5? Tl-as E ERNA RUTI-IS! X Q I l iw? ,, X X L,- ,r' J! f , Q Awww' .. M19 ff-f MY 4? . Q , yy X Q A 4. W4 ' fw- s 1, Q-L x M, .N x 43255 X5 if 2 ggi . 7 r N N. Q K, N., V ,xx ax - Qliffgg-Q3 V A 'wiki ' ' ,dw ' 4 L. ax x ,f mi NX., x 4 , my . 7'? 'v-.Mull A E , , A..' 5fvQ?9T5l5 , ' W-4 4 'iii if 3 i A151 E . 4 ,-1, 5 The splendor and pageantry of the Orient is depicted in this scene from the P.C.H. Christmas play as the wise men, Arnold Mitchum, Michael Stefanie, Gene Buser kneel at the feet of the Oriental Madonna, Connee Valdez. Mvavxaw 1251-aww, I y 29 SR Our Lady of Guadalupe, Mary Lynn Garcia, graciously receives the homage of the Spanish troubadour, Sherman French. 54 ff A The French Madonna symbolizes delicate grace which the French people honor in Mary. Alberta Edwards and Mary 'Io Scolere are the angels worshipping the Christ Child at the feet of His beautiful Mother, portrayed by Sheila Marsden. t 2 3 S T 3, 9 3 SE H i Q 5 1 5 2 l 5 5 ms.Wm.,,..i,,,,,,,,I I Carolc Shosky, as the Madonna of Poland, is pictured placing the Christ Child, Barbara McGee, in the sleigh. Watcliing over them is the Christmas angel, Kathleen McGee. Section if I If ff' gahlagzy Tom O'KeHey completes plate. ily' Biology students discovcr new world. In forcground Sue Fisher, Steve Flores. D 'S S 2 'va f-Hiker Father Edward Wichmann clarifies point in HOMEROOM 207. . , nr: fe he- f :sara . .N M1 v.x.Q.f:aw.f.-. ,,, ...M ,M A A . , Q Shorthand class enjoys break in daily routine. 74444 4- : y - . . . 9 Jn- ,4 R,-. iw Lg gl ' ri ,if s 581-lt' W n, -gifs. gg 0. W X Q, ' Less? f situ E 432 md ie,,3jE, 5 fx 55 itil F fagffll ' if? 4 iw 'w 3151 Mixing ingredients. Left to right: Pat Darcy, Margie Pechel-z, Anna Marie Zaletel, Marilyn Sawyer. of 5 Frank Cowgill explains a point in Heraldry to George Beauvais in Sociology, as students Prepare booklets on Family Ancestry. we m'm 'f QQ-'N-R K 2 2 V46 X I ,:7' ' ' 55 r Teacher, Father William Parsons, S. J., in background. 5 Q: k-L.E 3-55 L 5 1 - 545 -x e -Q' 1 -Hur r .,k,.,.-- WNW K' F 1- 3 , in a ? 5 5 5 5 .E 4' 5 f 4-as 11 1, r 'W 'Q M :v?.. Father Burton Pratt, SJ., stands in rear of room. Wm One of Sister Rafae1's three First Year Latin Classes. MS I L 55 ui QW Robert Lalich attempts to convince the audience during his constructive speech in debate. .. 465444 .W-Af., - Father Louis Stovik in background. 63 66444 an '7ood4 Zzzqawmteha Wg Swan? 66444 Wiemfa, facemanq Sandman l Y l if ,lf l 15- 'ii Art students gather material from Natures store for table displays to functionalize the beauty of familiar things. From left to right: Robert Grebence, Della Chacon, Richard Neelan. fi' ' 'ifazwymxu C3 f I u ., .4-'ef' 65 At door: Sister Sylvia Marie. At desk: Robert Guptill. At board: Marilyn Sawyer. 'fir ' 0 I W0 w 'lim -i.-Q-QM' fl... I ?7Zaae 66 ..,.. JSM' To prove that two triangles are congruent is the determination of these students. At board from left to right: james Massara, Anthony Capazzola. ' ,'74z!a 5:4506 W One of Sister Rose Anita's Three Typing Classes Wu!! Senior Typist KATHLEEN HAGGERTY P F ws :' 1 ii .- .,.5.: .1 3 1 Nr! it, 3 in ws 3 .. A , AH Fi f Q -:fx FUR: Benediction in St. Patrick's Church with the Apostolic Blessing being given during the closing of the annual P.C.H. Retreat. RETREAT SCHEDULE, January 25, 26, 27, 1954 FATHER GERARD GOETZ, O.S.B., Relreat-Mayer 8:45 a.m. Holy Mass, St. Patrick's Church 9:30 a.m. Breakfast, juniors and Seniors 9:50 a.m. Breakfast, Freshmen and Sophomores 10:15 a.m. Conference, School Auditorium 11:30 a.m. Conference, School Auditorium 12:00 Lunch, Juniors and Seniors 12:30 pm. Lunch, Freshmen and Sophomores 1:00 p.m. Conference, School Auditorium 2:15 p.m. Conference, St. Patrick's Church 2:45 p.m. Benediction, St. Patrick's Church Confessions and private conferences, during each day of the Retreat. 1 RENEWAL OF BAPTISMAL VGXVS DURING RETREAT All: Apmfler Creed. Our Farber. Print: Do you renounce Satan? sy All: We do renounce him. Prierzx And all his works? All: NX'e do renounce them. Prierix Do you believe in God the Father Almighty, Creator of Heaven and earth? AU: We do believe. Prierzx Do you believe in Jesus Christ, His only Son, our Lord, Wfho was born and Wfho suffered for us? AH: We do believe. Tbi'I'L'llf7f1ll Ike 171'1:B.S'l .I177'j7lklA'.l all preiezll with lwly umzlwj. while 7'6L'jlflI,Q willy lbem the Arperger . . . Pfierlx Thou shalt sprinkle me with hyssop, O Lord, . . . All: And I shall be cleansed. Thou shalt wash me, and I shall be made whiter than snow. Have mercy on me, O God, accord- ing to Thy great mercy. Prierls Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Ghost. All: As it was in the beginning, is now and ever shall be, world without end. Amen. Thou shalt sprinkle me with hyssop, O Lord, and I shall be cleansed. Thou shalt wash me, and I shall be made whiter than snow. Have mercy on me, O God, according to Thy great mercy. 5 Prierl: Let us safeguard our Baptism by a blameless life and keep I the Commandments of God, that when Our Lord shall come g to claim His own, we may be worthy to greet Him with all the saints in the Heavenly court, and live forever and ever. All: Amen. Prierzs Go in peace, and may the Lord be with you. . All: Amen. , ' eg., gs . Our Relreal Mayler FATHER GERARD GOETZ, O.S.B. p f.f.ftsf' mv. ... -Q ... na 69 Father Gerard speaking to students during Retreat Conference. In the presence of Father Elwood C. Voss, Diocesan Director of the Society for the Propagation of the Faith, Charles Bacino receives membership in the Catholic Students Mission Crusade from Connie Cesario, president. Martin Gonazles, Jeanne Spitzer, Bill Stewart, john Massara, Father Voss, JoAnn Weisshaar, and john Fagan witness the ceremony. F 5 by AZ' 6 E be 5 l f -3 ' f f' - 'k L' vfjyl , . Robert Zayac and Connie Cesario are asking the Daisies Connie Cfsafio Presents 3 fhefk Of -52,479.65 to Father to Tell the weekly Mission contribution of each Home- Elwood V055 which 1165 bG6Il C0IltfibL1t6d to W'0rld- room for the Catholic Students Mission Crusade. Wlde Mission Pf0lCCfS bb' fhff 390 SfuClCr1tS of P.C.H. 70 ff -If , . 'T fi by Sister Eleanor Marie From left to right anet Schum o Ann Wfeisshaar Nina Riggio lack Lacy. Second row: Pat Schum, Barbara Giordano. Connie Cesario. Steve Kralik, flim Missara. I I General Assembly of Student Council presided over by President Take Valdez, and moderated P Third row: Vita Lee erricone, Kathy Kastelic, Donald Vigil. Fourth row: Frank Kogovsek, Robert Trujillo. Sam Chigro. Fifth row: Martin Gonzales. Swim: game! Executive officers of the Student Council did a fine job in unifying Pueblo Catholic High this year. Among the projects undertaken by the members of Council were the filling of Thanksgiving baskets for tie needyg managing business affairs for the 1954 Shamrockg ponsorship of Beaux and Belles, Christmas Ball, December 27, and highlighted by the music of Jimmy Howard and his band. Career Week is a yearly March feature sponsored by Council commemorat- ing the month of vocations. Climaxing several general assem- blies on primary callings was Career Day, March 18. de- voted t'0 specific fields. Specialists in different'fields analyzed job possibilities and aptitudes for their student listeners. Each spring, two boys and a girl. or two girls and a boy are chosen to be candidates for representatives in Council. They must first be approved by a two-thirds faculty vote. Eligibility for officers according to the Student Government Constitution reads: Two Senior boys with at least an 85W average run for President? Two Junior and Senior boys with the same average run for Vice President. Two Junior or Senior girls with an 8011 or above average run for the offices of Secretary and Treasurer. ,Q all ,.,... U... ., nw., EXECUTIVE STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERSfFrom left to right: jo Ann Weisshaar, Secre- taryg jack Lacy, Vice Presidentg Jake Valdez, President, Vita Lee Perricone, Treasurer. 7I 125' lx I 'Wf-ff +-.. K U Q , ' 1954 SHAMROCK smrr r T as A First row: Connee Valdez, Nina Riggio, Kathy Kastelic, Sam Chigro, Bob Trujillo. Second row: Mary jo Glick, Jeanne Spitzer, Frank Kogov- sek, Tom Larkin, jim Sutton. Third row: Patty Williams, Dave Cardinal, Ted Vidmar, Steve Kralik. Fourth row: Joanne Andrews, Helen Singer, Barbara Soldano, Beth Bongirno, Kathleen Prijatel. Fifth row: Sally Beatty, Claire Prijatel, Mary Lynn Wagner, Joan Logan, Alma Brown. Sixth row: Marilyn Sawyer. Shamrock Editor, Barbara Giordano. Tatler Editor, Tom Edwards. Shamrock Sports Editor, Tom Edwards. Not pictured in Shamrock Staff: Marlene Bierig, Gene Buser, Tom Edwards, Martin Gonzales, Donna Fabrizio, Bob Zayac. gl .,, it F' Public Relations Editors: Marilyn Sawyer, Southern Colorado Register, Pat Schum, Pueb- lo Star journal and Chieftain. Shamrock Senior Editor, Nina Riggio. Jim Sutton, Business Manager, Steve Kralik, jun- ior Editor. Tuller Page Edizorf: jack Lacy, Page 25 Vita Lee Perricone, Page Ig Henry Cicero, Page 4, Kathleen Haggerty, Page 3, Dick Cowen, Page 4. 72 fstgglwg' g,,,..a.f-we 5. 9- ' wt, The Song of Befmzdelief Senior Class Play, April 25 in Pueblo Catholic High Auditorium. left to right: Vita Lee Perricone, Mary .Ioan Kellner, Marilyn Skube, Joanne Andrews, and Rita Clare Garlich. ill s N ff! Our Lady of Perpetual Help Guild is a new organization under the moderation of senior homeroom teacher, Sister Mary Noreen and directed by Father Clement M. Firlco. pastor of St. Anthony's Parish. The purpose of the group is to offer baby sitting services for the nurses who are called to care for the sick. First row, from left to right: Mary joan Kellner, Carole Shosky, Marilyn Skube, Rosa Lee Depperschmidt. Helen Singer. Barbara Giordano, Prefectg Pat Ovechka. Vice-Prefectg Sally Beatty. Vice Prefectg Nina Riggio. Second row: Joanne Andrews. Connee Valdez. Connie Cesario. Third row: Kath- leen Haggerty, Vita Lee Perricone. Marian Year, was presented above is the schoolroom scene. From Fabrizio, Gene Buser, Helen Singer, Students of Catholic High made an ex- cellent record selling chances on the 1954 Oldsmobile Rocket 88 which was given away at the annual Mid-Winter Carnival. The pur- pose of the carnival was to raise money for the Athletic Association of the school. Pictured from left to right: Henrietta Balloga, janet Schum, jim Atchley, Pat Schum, Shirley Mauro, Mrs. Harold Edwards, mother of Tom '54 and Frances '57, and Mrs. Charles Scolere, mother of Corinne '55. l -mi' vf1fW ,ML First row: Regina Piatek, Barbara Lest, Charlotte Ovechka, Shirley Mauro, Joanne Andrews, Kathleen Burns, Alma Brown, Nina Riggio, Sue Fisher, Rosemary Sackman, Patricia Ovechka. Second row: Marilyn Skube, Helen Singer, Eileen Perko, Nancy Cassidy, Kathleen Prijatel, julie Cassidy, Beverly Grassman, Margaret Riegler, Sylvia Maurello, Mary Lee Verderaime. Third row: Velma Wolf, Dorothy Villaneuva, Patricia Chiaro, Virginia Catalano, jackie Costanza, Mary jo Perricone, Barbara Bryan, Patricia Martinez, Sophie Avila, Mary Lou Lopez, Ramona Martinez. Fourth row: Arlene Bayuk, Mari Ann Arrigo, Connie Cesario, Mary Ann Baum, Barbara Giordano, Sally Beatty, Donna Fabrizio, Vita Lee Perricone, Connie Valdez, Shirley Perko, Marjorie Pechek. 76545 I i PEP CLUB OFFICERS Mary Ann Baum, Treasurer, Nina Riggio, Secretary, Rose Mary Sackman, Vice Presidentg Connie Cesario, President. . gg, , , ,Aww , .,r. fa rf. ,- r. , f , ,. ,,,af..,L..z .X-Ms,ruaafQaQm.xwm ,Yi , , he - we i -at 'www-ww Wi , First row: Pat Schum, Peggy Patterson, janet Schum, Sharon Maloney, Frances Singer, Marlene Genova, Margaret Maurello, Loretta Schafer, Mary Matulich, Lauretta Daveline, Betty Vendetti. Second row: Betty Whalen, Connie Pacheco, Carol Pitric, Frances Edwards, Frances Krasovec, Sharon Boxwell, Betty Lou Pavol, Barbara Dolak, Pat Arnott, Beth Bongirno, Geraldine Plutt. Third row: Jeanne Spitzer, Rosa Lee Depperschmidt, Carol Kasic, Carol jahn, Betty Strauss, Hen- rietta Balloga, Shirley Parr, Mary jo Pollock, Carol Kasnic, Mary Biondolillo, Pat Darcy. Fourth row: Elaine Kennedy, Claudette Mallia, Bernice Phillips, Maureen McKenna, Janet Polak, Patricia Cole, Charlotte Skube, Carole Shosky, Pat Williams, Frances Maloney. PM CHEERLEADERS who pepped up the students in backing the team during basketball season. They were a major factor in spurring on the Varsity to their cherished berth in the State tour- nament at Denver, March 5, 6, 7. From left to right: Roberta Riley, Lil lian Luna, Millie Flores, Jean Mathis At mid-season, Barbara Giordano re placed Millie as cheerleader. 'dr L - ,M--W A 2L .f., g A J First row: Kenneth Kochevar, Mary Kellner, Arlene Vigil, Marjorie Smilanich, Mary Lynn Wagner, Claire Prijatel, Mary jo Glick, james Rodacy, Sheila Marsden. Second row: Anthony Cappazola, Edward Engler, Margaret Falkenstein, james Dig- by, james Sutton, Steve Kralik, Jeanne Ann jersin, Donald Vigil, Dorothy Holst, Yolanda Martinez, Fred Martinez, Or- lr linda Escobedo. Third row: Mary Nell Maloney, Jack Lacy, Daphne Kletzky, James Cullen, Ronald Rimack, Alvin Bres- san, Gene Arnott, Constance Pavolsky, Corinne Scolere. Not present: Tom Woodside, Donald Smerker, john Valente, Gene Buser, jane Buser. , r. iff-qs JAM SESSION: Don Vigil, Connie Pavolosky, john Val- ente, Gene Arnott. f T':'r---.I in TRUMPET CALL: James Sutton, Steve Kralik, Donald Smerker, john Valente, Don Vigil, Dorothy Holst. Olde ,Cid ,Q 1 wg, , r First row: Marlene Genova, Beth Bongirno, Mary Lee Ver- derine, Maureen McKenna, Frances Edwards, Patricia Cole, Beverly Grassman, Rosemary Wheat, Margaret Maurello, Ruthelma Martinez, Angela Garduno, Carole Shosky, Ramona Martinez, Isabel Rodriguez, Mary Jo Perricone, Mary Jo Pollock, Velma Wolfe. Second row: Sharon Maloney, Lauret- ta Daveline, Mary Pat Arnott, Frances Singer, Sharon Box- well, Carol Jarn, Julie Cassidy, Patsy Martinez, Patty Ann Williams, Carol Kasic, Lorretta Schaffer, Margaret Rigler. Rosemarie Huerta, Mary Matulich, Mari Ann Arrigo, Sophie Avila, Arlene Bayuk, Sylvia Maurello, Eileen Perko. Third Edu! row: Kathleen Malia, Barbara Dolak, Margaret Patterson, Frances Krasovec, Henrietta Bologa, Geraldine Plutt, Barbara Mikus, Jean Newkirk, Pat James, Betty Lou Pavol, Carol Ann Petric, Betty Strauss, Janet Polak, Elaine Imblum, Joanne Burgess, Constance Pacheco, Mary Lou Lopez. Fourth row: Mary Ann Baum, Janet Schum, Elaine Kennedy, Pat Chiro, Jacqueline Castanza, Katherine Kastelic, Shirley Parr, Jeanne Spitzer, Betty Ammond, Betty Jo Whalen, Carol Cheatem, Nancy Cassidy, Charlotte Skube, Lenita XVoolsey, Marjorie Vercauteren, Betty June Kefford. Not present: Sylviann Pil- litteri, Patty Pillitteri, Shirley Ganetta, Barbara Soldano. gage' glee 6 First row: Louis Ahlin, Thomas Larkin, Larry Prenger, Tom Johnson, Ted Pate, Thomas Kelley, Sam Chigro. Second row: Thomas Margison, James McGonigle, Stephen Bravdica, Steven Bettale, Richard Carr, Albert Magernick, Ted Vidmar. Third row: Lloyd Fluke, Andy Rusovick, James Mudrone, Martin Santoya, Ralph Martinez, Edward Engler, Frank Kogovsek, John Lane, Michael Badovinac. Fourth row: John Britz, Carl Fiechtl, Richard Bennett, Joseph Pannunzio, Donald DeAngelo, Sherman French, Phil Sullivan. kk,V,Ly k,'... J G fr CUM' C v ggizvz.. C . 1 A 2 A Q 1, E 5 , I i C .',- 1 1 a-f -z GEORGE BEAUVAI S, Center , ifW.,.,,mI,r ,A M ,, 'Q ff - .- ' MR H JW' ff, W, A A 3 ' 3 W ,.,, ,H if A Jollfi WITIIAMS, Forward v C li L A , 1 at X 5 . . . ,wg 5 , Q f Yf -k.' f f rr 'lgxgegrh ' Q V 3 t Mgr, 1 ' 1' JACK SCHAFER, Forward -fn .E.-,,,..W ,. W , M QAIDCKF X Af' J Q .. V - -xn- , gt ,, 1 ED BEAUVAIS, Guard JACK DATZ, Shamrock guard, opens the scoring in the St. Jo- seph game with this jump shot. 2 1955 195 6, 4 z e 5 , WW, I7 'A fa V! F ' I I 9 35 '1:'Jr , 1 sfkl UMM R -f U 2 Pi. 5 ?55r,,irffZf55i1Zl :' A N' - GENE BUSER, Center , ,. -M ,..,, JACK DATZ, Guard B SQUAD BASKETBALL-First row, left to right: Dale Bensko, Lou Caricato, Frank Gutierrez, Dan Maroney, and Charles Greco. Second row: Arnold Mitchum, Lane Faricy, Joe Pannunzio, Tom Clementi, Louis Doyle, fm Massara, Mike Badovinac, and Coach Mike Davlin. ED MURRAY Varrily Barkezball Coach BOB PUGEL, Forward JIM DRURY, Forward M uv W I l e 1954 Irish cage squad got off to a bad start but caught fire late in the season and established a reputable record before the year was over. With only three returning lettermen, Jack Schafer, jack Datz and Gene Buser, Coach Ed Murray had to form a team of untried hopefuls. After compiling a two won and five lost record in early season play, the Sham- rocks came back to win 10 of their next 13 games. The three losses were to the Abbey Bears, Southern Parochial League champions. Besides the three lettermen, Coach Murray's squad was bolstered by junior guard, Reuben Trinidad, who turned in many fine floor games for the Sons of Erin. Datz was the leading scorer for the team, compiling a 13.8 average for League games. Tops in the rebounding department was Gene Buser, whose 6 foot 7 inch frame was a menace to any opponent under the boards. jack Schafer was elected Captain of the squad and his all-around hustle and spirit kept the Shamrocks in the running at all times. . ...I.,,,,f,,,,,i , if if' ff i , - c . as f-is ' REUBEN TRINIDAD, Guard FRESHMAN BASKETBALL-Front row: Ted Vidmar Gary Mikulas, jack Drury, john Lane, Ray DeLuca and Dave Socier. Back row: Charles Price, Steve Bravdica, john Ursick, Mike Occhiato, Coach john Shonk, Joe Papish john Britz, Frank Biondilillo, jim Plese and joe Martinez Gene Buser, Shamrock Center, goes high into the air to grab this rebound in the first Abbey game. Jack Schafer Q15 stands by to give help if needed, Principals at the All-Sports banquet listen to MR. TERRY BRENNAN, head speaker, after the festivities. Seated, left to right: MIKE DAVLIN, head football coachg MR. BRENNAN, FATHER CLEMENT FIRKO, toastmaster. Standing: FATHER THE RECORD PCH 53 St. joseph ,,,.. ....., 4 O PCH 46 Centennial .... .. 70 PCH 56 Florence ,.,....... ...... 5 7 PCH 41 Regis ,....,.....,,,..... ...... 4 7 PCH ....... .... 5 6 County High ..... ...... 3 6 PCH 48 Centrall .,,.,., ,...., 6 5 PCH ....... .... 5 2 La junta ..... ...... 5 8 PCH 70 Holy Trinity .... ,,.... 4 4 PCH 59 Abbey ................. .r.... 5 2 PCH 54 Walsenburg ................ 41 PCH ....... .... 6 1 Colorado Springs ........ 50 PCH ....... .... 6 7 Holy Trinity ,.,.,..,,,,,,.,. 53 PCH ....... .... 4 2 Abbey .....,..... ,,,,,, 4 4 PCH ....... .... 4 8 Central ....,.......... ..,v,, 6 5 PCH ....... .... 6 1 Walsenburg .,........,,.,,, 39 PCH ....... .... 5 7 Colorado Springs ,.,,,..V 46 PCH ....... .... 5 I Holy Trinity .,...,,..,,,.,,. 44 PCH ....... .... 4 2 Abbey ...........,.. ,..... 4 5 Lia, ' x O Y, . Sz 4 x A N? ,,, 4 9 s Q 2 W f 2 , ELWOOD C. VOSS, ED MURRAY, head basketball and base ball coachg JOHN SHONK, assistant football coach, and JOE DOUGLASS, Freshman football coach. 'AV 7 M, ' WE? 'N A Consolation Trophy was awarded to the PCH Shamrocks in the Colorado Catholic High School Basketball Tournament held at the Denver Municipal Auditorium, the week- end of March 5-7. PCH lost to St. Joseph's of Denver 38-40 in a heartbreaker, the first night of the tournament, downed Holy Trinity of Trinidad in the Consolation bracket 49-36, and won over St. Francis of Denver 48-47 in the Consolation Championship game. JACK SCHAFER 1211 moves in to steal the ball from Central's DON KNIGHT in the game played during the Christmas Holidays at Pueblo College gym. Other players are, left to right: DENNIS BLAKE CCentral 301, REUBEN TRINIDAD 4225, and LEO DI- CINO. ,-ffl Spun E A banquet honoring all of the major lettermen was held January 24, at the Vfhitman Hotel, Principal speaker at the banquet was TERRY BRENNAN, Freshman coach and later Head Coach at the University of Notre Dame. Major letters were awarded to all football players who earned them. The letter-winners were announced by FATHER LOUIS C. STOVIK, athletic director. and were presented by MR. BRENNAN. Coaches MIKE DAVLIN and ED MURRAY discussed past seasons and prospects for coming years. FATHER CLEMENT FIRKO served as toastmaster for the affair. Silver and gold trophies were given to members of the first and second All-confer- ence elevens. Immediately following the dinner, movies of the 1953 Notre Dame Football season were shown. Addressing banquet-goers at the All-Sports Banquet is MR. TERRY BRENNAN, Principal Speaker. Shown in the foreground are Irish grid captains JACK DATZ and ED BEAUVAIS. A week after Mr. Brennan spoke at the banquet he was appointed Head Football Coach at the University of Notre Dame. ,WS-.. , 'I f'fff-et 'fun ., . --rf fp fs. 'sal-' a , -srs g. at - -H4 . L...- gyd' tsli q se B . - ii I as 'la i .Wm XV? QQ' 5,9-ne-K, 3 'Til fi xv 1, E, if-fi! if 5 . Www! 2. fhffzf . M ,sfargf ww. V - mr i.. nf junior, Sophomore, and Freshman class officers. From left, front to back, junior class officers: jack Lacy, Presidentg Charlotte Ovechka, Vice Presidentg Pat Ovechka, Secretaryg joe Puleo, Treasurer. Sophomore class officers: jim Massara, Presidentg Sue Fisher, Vice Presidentg Arlene Vigil, Secretaryg Sherman French, Treasurer. Freshman class officers: Sam Chigro, Presiclentg Carol jahn, Vice Presidentg Charlotte Skube, Secretaryg John Britz, Treasurer. Our Student Body President, jacob Valdez, has proven himself a leader in every way this past year. Showing interest in every little or big event, he is ever a gentleman. Realizing his worth, students chose him as their Senior class president as well as Student Body President. In his work for the school, his contacts with local businessmen have brought about fine relationships. Q L'l A W W W W WWWZQQ ly , VX 1 ffif Wm x , if ' f W y f , W TW W DM Wgff S My R M sg ' rl. ,JV M U 'lk ,Q if A - , , Zi, 41555 251 5211! William Arnott -Q I .S ' la n , N api ,RX fp. 1 ails Kathleen Burns Elizabeth Curtis Patricia Darcy Duane Depperschmidt Rose Marie De Tata - af 1 '-il W Q5 'W im! at Wk , . , . X ig if Sharon Baum 9 Sally Beatty Don Beauvais Bill BCClC6rm2lIl ,, , .,,. QQ 11 S E Geraldine Butkovich QQUQH ,gag I Q are llif itti t e Q' Henry Cicero Lyle Creager as y ahyx x . 1 Marlene Bierig Mary Biondolillo Josephine Bravdica Alma Brown 51 dw' iiii joe Culig ii J 'L:',,. '- - :L 2, . A A james Digby jake Dovgarl qi-wx 'J fbi .,- T ie, -wr 1. . 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Frank Biondolillo Beth Bongimo Sharon Boxwell Stephen Bravdica I ffwgffffyl X .mx Sam Chigro ,,. a Q5 . 1' -' 1 QI 6 'Q f L tr M ,..,w. yidi '? lx af Frances Edwards Lloyd Fluke Angela Garduno Marlene Genova Q 'Q or ,4,,,-'s sr-N-.,,,Q W, its If I Elaine Imblum Carol Jahn Tom johnson Betty june Kefforcl C , Tom Larkin james Longgrear Mary Lou Lopez Sharon Maloney ff b V, jf, K W pf? ,V X 'Nb ' 87 my my X 43 ff Q3 AW A L ,Llv 3 . il ...ug r .fx A Q L I 7' VL Mex . fl ji J E4 , 'VX I 5 , . eq-'F' ff wr' K -as if rf ' A I aaar i ..-Q il, 'f el, x f- . . P -2 ve sl ,.. ' , o ..f'.' L 25' L . N97 if ,xl Ygwga 4 F il I M? james Cullen Lauretta Daveline Ray DeLuca Barbara Dolak en. Charles Gettler Clem Gonzales Dorothy Holst Rosemarie Huerta yas-S, rm X v-'-F Thomas Kelley Frank Kogovsek Frances Krasovec john Lane Qbw 3 5 41:5 HH' ,.-w. if .,f ws- ' 1 Www. 5 r :QQ re? fl 1 Tom Margison Ruella Markell Fred Martinez Joe Martinez 93 Patsy Martinez Ralph Martinez Ramona Martinez Ruthelma Martinez Q5 QW fl james McGonigle Maureen McKenna Thomas Micklich Gary Milculas 'sf J, Ted Pate Peggy Patterson Betty Lou Pavol Connie Pacheco E , vi' - -1 55' ,f Miiry jo Pollonlc Claire Prijatel Margaret Riegler Wfilbert Rodriguez g e ' t ei. .- Fw Mary Matulich Margaret Maurello Sylvia Maurello Albert Mayernick 'D .1 QM Iil i 1 lg .M A Heraculo Muniz Dorothy Nichols Mike Occhiato joe Papish el l P M! M i t i i P 1 P A viv i siiss 7 sststi 'VP' gjil 5 1918! ,kr-f Eileen Perko Carol Petric Geraldine .Plutt janet Lee Polak .XX 7 rx ma- Y - i wr K 'Y x rf' i f K fr tri fi, Sr' Vw by N9 1 I7 f , i m r is ': Lr.'5' r ':'f V:: ' ,.Kf. john Ursick john Valente Ted Vidmar Betty Wfhalen Qarles Price V ,,fAndy Rusovick L. I ' Martin Santoya mrctta Schaeffer cf , we ' David Socier Burhzira Soldano Betty Strauss Put Tate A .N.:.: Q 4 v .3- CAMERA SHY Rosemary Xwheat JS-Ck Drury Velma Wolf Edward Englcr Lenita Woolsey James Plese Freshmen master Christmas carols as their part in the Christmas play 95 xx!- ,r Shamrock battery men were JOE PULEO, JACK DATZ, JOE PANNUNZIO, and DAN MA- RONEY. ' V A: 41:2 s 1:3 X., 'W 955572 I 5 - Q iii : A -- i ?, 1 I w ' 'N Q!! 3 1 I, gee!!! HE.:- This quartet of infielders will be counted on to lead the Irish to victory. They are LYLE CREAGER, MOE THOMAS, FRANK RICOTTA, and ED BEAUVAIS. ' ' . X ,,frg-,gy E we -d. ,V .-x', ,tg A,-.. I hierfi ' 1 f f W FMR0 A V F C' ff, 'FW Kw.,,-11, at 1 Returning members of this year's baseball team are, back row, left to right: Coach Ed Murray, Reuben Trinidad, Frank Gutierrez, Joe Pannunzio, Frank Ricotta and Dan Maroney. Back row: joe Puleo, Leo Dicino, jack Datz, Ed Beauvais, and Moe Thomas, Seated in front is Lyle Creager. l?54 Z The 1954 baseball team must really play ball this year to surpass the record set by the 1953 club. The '53 team won 15 of 16 games and annexed the Southern Parochial League champion- ship for the third straight time. With eight lettermen returning, the chances for the Irish to capture their fourth straight is very good. Lettermen who can be counted on for excellent perform- ances again this year are jack Datz, Ed Beauvais, joe Puleo, Frank Ricotta, Reuben Trinidad, Moe Thomas, Leo Dicino, and Frank Gutierrez. Three outfielders who were counted on for good batting averages this year were FRANK GUTIER- REZ, REUBEN TRINIDAD, and LEO DICINO. N junior Prom Committee works on decorations for junior-Senior Prom, May 12. Seated, left to right: joan Logan, Shirley Perko, Margie Pechek, Kathleen Prijatel, Sylviann Pillitteri, Rosemary Sackman, Charlotte Ovechka, Alma Brown, Marilyn Sawyer. Standing: Lillian Luna, Doris Kesner, Sally Beatty, Patricia Ovechka. Seated, left to right: Bill Beckerman, Bob Lalich. Standing Reuben Trinidad, Ray Horvat, Jim Rodacy, .lack Lacy, Walt Smelich, Bob Pugel, Ken Kochevar. Boys of the class of '55 who 98 are members of the Junior Prom Committee. Li we X M 5 P5 junior-Senior Prom royalty in foreground. Left to right: Princess Nina Riggio, Dick Cowen, Princess Connie Cesario, Queen Barbara Giordano, Student Body President Jacob Valdez, Junior Class President jack Lacy, Charlotte Ovech- ka, joe Puleo, Patricia Ovechka, Frank Ricotta, Rosemary Sackman. 1954 Junior-Senior Prom was held May 12 at Pueblo Cath- olic High School. ,su-suv 'CT For the first time in the history of the new school the Seniors were honored at a dinner presented by the Junior Class. Mothers of Junior students were hostesses for the banquet. The party then moved to the hall where the remainder of the evening was spent in dancing. The theme was Enchanted Spring. !I . If lt J, Pueblo Golf and Country Club was the-scene of this dance attended by many Shamrocks. lgff ,. 72: T' x Pr , N o aQ.Jl'G , . , - 9 lf E A . x ' . QT J bv' Between dances Jean Nc-wlcirk, Margie Pechelc, jean Mathis Tom Edwards, Bob Lalich, Joe Puleo. PCH'e1's affirm, It's the loveliest night of the yearn' Prom Royalty pausing between dances. Left to right: Nina Riggio, Dick Cowen, Connie Cesario, Barbara Giordano, jacob Valdez. '9 ?3 ,Q- vii? N you AE ALLBEALlUflll, 0 VIAPJ! YOU AQ? Tl-IE emma YOU ARE THE Jose YGLI AQ? Tl-IE I-IONCK OF OUK PEOPLE! AVI EN. fO2:w-ff., gffhwk, hagjeefibqf ,Za 41 Z M L THE PAUSE THAT REFRESHES ' 'f , Coca-Cola u ool I 'li W' ' ' CLARK'S CITY SHOE FACTORY A r, :M L. L. ' '- , C. I Complefe Shoe Repair w c 1,1-, ' , fm. 4th, Phone I024 Pueblo, Colorado Aymer a ,and Re il.Collec'fi s ' STAN CULIG'S A-G FOOD STORE e 14 PHONE 4236 MIK IGO AUTO RVIC Free Delivery IBO7 Palmer S+. , ' hone 38 1, . o orado ,, ,, DAY-JONES az For Men's and THERMOGRAPHED ING INVI NS Women's Wear Arfcrafl Prinlers Phone 3870-R CONGRATULATIONS TO GRADUATES Alhey Beaman Co., Inc. Pueblo, Colorado B8mA BOOTERY Two Siores lo Serve You 520 N. Main 405 W. Norfhern COMPLIMENTS OF THE Band Mofhers Club of Pueblo Cafholic High BANQUET BAKERY II7 S. Union Ave. Phone I729 Pueblo, Colorado JOE S. BRYANT Loans-Real Eslale--Insurance 225 Courf S+. Phone B6I0 COM PLIM ENTS from Buflcovich, Merc. CENTRAL FURNITURE COMPANY I0+h and Sania Fe Phone 890 Pueblo, Colorado CHRISTEN AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY l00 Michigan Phone 4I96 Pueblo, Colorado CHUCK'S GROCERY 8: MARKET 2500 Wyoming Ave. Besf Meal' ln Town DEHEART CLEANERS Il2 Broadway Phone 585 Pueblo, Colorado DE LUXE STUDIO I l42 E. Evans Ave. Phone 477-W ELICH MARKET Meals-Groceries l70l E. Evans-Phone 377-Pueblo. Colo. ENOS FINE JEWELRY 624 N. Main Phone 6338 Pueblo, Colorado GEORGE F. McCARTHY Funeral Home Broadway al' Piflxin COMPLIMENTS OF Gorniclr Appliance 3l0 W. Norlhern Ave. GORNICK FURNITURE 5l4 Wes? Norfhern Ave. Carpefs-Home Furnishings GORSICK MERCANTILE Meals and Groceries Phone I934 I200 S. Sanla Fe FAIRWAY REALTY Leona M. Scomp, Brolcer Vernon L. Scomp, Brolrer II4V2 E. Abriendo Ave. Phone I5-14 FELICE'S GRAND MARKET IOIO N. Grand THE ISABELLE SHOP Smarl Exclusive Apparel lor Women Phonee I-0526 II7 Colorado Ave. Phone III6 FILES SERVICE JOHN F, HARD? Orghegfrg 527 E. Blh Phone i988 Phone 868i-J FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member ol Federal Deposil Insurance Corp. Pueblo. Colorado Since l87I JOHNSON ELECTRIC COMPANY Everylhing Thal's Hol Phone I44l 324 S. Union Avenue THE FlSHERMAN'S HANGOUT Johnson Hardware Co. 3I5 Courl Phone 968 FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES Pueblo-Aerie-No. I45 FRENCH REALTY AND INSURANCE Holberl M. French, Mgr. II3 W. Roull Phone 6883 COMPLIMENTS OF The Jones Morluary II02 E. Evans Pueblo, Colorado AL T. GRIFFIN UPHOLSTERY 81 DRAPERIES Reslyling, Recovering and New Furnilure 702 W. 41h Phone 53I5-W KARK'S GROCERY AND MKT. Groceries and Meals II7 E. Norlhern Phone 359 HARDING-BULLOCH JEWELERS Pueblo's Pioneer Jeweler 6l5 Norlh Main Phone 3926 LEE PHARMACY Don G. Lee Phone 922 I230 Easl 8+h Sl. lT COSTS NO MORE TO GET THE BEST Hill Top Cleaners I4II Wesl Fourlh Sl. Phone 7l4l LEONARD PAINT AND BODY SHOP 50l Wesl 5lh Sl. Phone 849I COMPLIMENTS FROM THE HOLIDAY INN I I2 Wesl 7lh Sl. See Charlie and Happy FOR RELIGIOUS ARTICLES AND GIFTS FOR THE BRIDE Lillle Flower Church Goods I I8 W. 3rd Phone I-H68 HOLMES HARDWARE SINCE IBB9 Wholesale Hardware and Sporling Goods COMPLIMENTS OF Marvin Memorials II7 W. 5lh Sl. Pueblo, Colorado HOLTCAMP AGENCY Beller Homes for Beller Living A. MASCIOTRA GROCERY 523 N. Sanla -Fe lmporled and Domeslic Groceries Phone 6050-J 206 Wesl Mesa HUMPHREY'S COTTAGE FLORAL Flowers lor all occasions CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS 4l8 Pclk Sf- Phone 8240 May Mercanlile 303 Easl Norlhern Avenue HUBER'S FLOWERS Your Baby Bond Florisl McMEEKAN'S SUPPLY Phone 764 l05 E. Abriendo A Selchell-Carlson Is Telavision's Besl Buy FOR THE BEST HAMBURGERS IN TOWN MESA SNACK Opposiie McClelland Library on Abriendo NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY Pueblo, Colorado HAPPY HOMES HAVE NESBITT'S VISIT OUR SHOWROOM MAINTAINED FOR The convenience of our cuslomers N. O. Nelson Co. II8-22 E. River Sl. NOVAK'S ELECTRIC SERVICE Elecfrical Coniracior-Pl-none 84I0 I620 E. 8+h SI. THE OPTICAL SHOP 609 N. Main Phone 4928 Pueblo, Colorado PARK HILL ARAPAHOE The Easl Side Super Marlcel Frank and Floyd Siegfried, Prop. I40I E. 8I'h Sl. COMPLIMENTS OF Paynes Bowling Lanes I3I6 RouH COMPLIMENTS OF PEPPER FURNITURE AND LINOLEUM DEPT. 230 N. Union Ave. Phone 897 PETTY MEAT COMPANY Meals sold Io ihe consumers al wholesale prices 730 W. Bfh S+. Phone I9I7 PUEBLO'S MOST MODERN AND FINEST MUSIC STORE! Phillips Music Company 627 N- Main Phone 5670 GET YOUR FILL Af PhiI's Place I549 Easl Evans POTTER PHARMACY I2I4 Elizabefh Phone 908 Prescriplion Specialisls PUEBLO FIRE EQUIPMENT COMPANY 687 S. Union, Mesa Junclion Complele Iine of 'Fire equipmenf, hardware and painls THE PUEBLO FLOUR MILLS CO. Manufacfurers of Maior C. Flour PUEBLO SEWING MACHINE COMPANY 230 Cleveland Phone 6474 Pueblo, Colorado PUEBLO TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE Fred M. Bear 422 N. Sanfa Fe Phone 468 COMPLIMENTS OF Ray Miller 502 No. Main COMPLIMENTS Robinson Gardner Hdw. Co. and Sco'Hy's Slores ROBLEK'S Super Marlcel Phone 6378 2l0I E. Evans ROSENBLUM'S MEN'S STORE Naiionally Adverlised Brands for Men Corner Main and Union ROSSI MERCANTILE CO. 20OI E. Evans Ave. A.G. Slore Phone 604 Free Delivery COMPLIMENTS OF DR. W. T. ROUSH, Chiropracior 3OI Colorado Ave. RUGG FURNITURE COMPANY 3003 Elizabefh Ave. Pueblo, Colorado HAVE IT DONE THE SAFE-WAY Safeway Dry Cleaners 609 W. 29Ih Phone 7l67 SAMBO'S POPCORN Candy apples-popcorn-saliwaier faffy Same block as sharing rink H. F. SCRIBNER AND COMPANY L. A. Fraferelli C. P. Brifey Jewelers and Jobbers SEARS, ROEBUCK AND COMPANY 202 N. Main Phone 8000 Safisfaciion Guaranieed or your money baclr COMPLIMENTS OF Silver Dollar Inn 209 No. San'I'a Fe SINTON DAIRY OF PUEBLO Good dairy producfs come from good dairy farms 6+h and Elizabelh SI. Phone 59 SMITH-JOHNSON AGENCY I08 Broadway Phone 244-I-I20I OUR BEST WISHES Io Ihe class of I954 Sfanko Sz Saibel JOHN F. STARR'S BARBER SHOP 3 Barbers af your service Across Ihe slreei from Bessemer Posl' Office STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES Life - Aufo - Fire Marion J. Maurello 609 Courf Sireel' STILLMAN-READY Music Cenier 803 N. Main Phone 722 STYLE CENTER SmarI Men's and Ladies' Wear Pueblo, Colorado CHARLES THOMAS PLUMBING AND HEATING Rl. I, Box 42A OOIB-R5 or OBIO-J3 S+. Charles Mesa TlNY'S SHOE REPAIR I09V2 Colorado Ave. Phone I68 COMPLIMENTS Veferan's Gas and Service 824 W. 4Ih Sf. Phone 8659 Pueblo, Colorado VINCENT'S BEAUTY SALON 5I5 W. Evans Phone I-0699 or 5l70-J VIRGINlA'S RESALE SHOP Mesa Junciion Nearly new clolhing for all your family WALGREEN'S DRUG You're Always Welcome ai WaIgreen's 63I N. Main Phone 2035 WHITE AND DAVIS, INC. Es'I. I889 Always Reliable Pueblo, Colorado BE WILD WITH JOY-USE Wildwood Coal, Wood and Feriilizers Phone 4276 ZETTA WHITEH EAD Smarf Gowns Il3 Wes? 4+h Phone 842 I Pueblo, Colorado mmf! 'Q .BAP Xf- I Patrons The Alice Beaufy Shop Alpha Floral Company George Andrews '46 Andrews Service Mr. and Mrs. Joe Appugliese Tony Barbera Cafherine Anne Brennan Mrs. J. P. Brennan Complimenfs of Burling's Mrs. Ines Jean Busfillos Cawley's Sales 8: Service Mr. and Mrs. Russell Chigro P. J. Clasen James Cline Family Congress-Times Press Mr. and Mrs. Jack C. Cosfanza Dillon Family Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Dooner Miss Berfha Culig, '46 Miss Barbara Edwards, '5l Mr. and Mrs. Harold Edwards W. Berf,Farabee, Jeweler Ferrill-Moore Co. Mr. Chesfer Fields Florman's Arf Shop Louis Forfino Groceries Mr. and Mrs. Pefer Genfile and Jeannie Mr. and Mrs. Sam F. Gianneffe Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gornick Loreffa Grenda, '52 Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Ja-gger Jersin's Barber Shop Complimenfs, Joe's Conoco Service Complimenfs, Keep's Garage Mr. and Mrs. Roberf Kralich Mr. and Mrs. Pefe Kralik Roberf B. Kyle Mr. and Mrs. John Larkin Laurine's Flowers Agnes and Bob Leshe Logan Drug Sfore Mr. and Mrs. H. A. McCulloch Claudine McGill and Mal A. McGill, '44 Mrs. T. A. McGuiggan Dr. L. P. McGuire Joan McGovern, '52 Rifa Monaclc, '5I Mr. and Mrs. George Morrone Julie M. Masco, '5I J. L. Musso E. E. Nelson Grocery Mr. and Mrs. Berry Oreslcovich Maurice Osfby Jusfine Ozzello, '5I W. O. Peferson and Sons, Chiropracfors Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Max Raddiff Mr. and Mrs. Lamonf Ray Dr. Roberf W. Redwine Riverside Prinfing Co. Robinson's Wesf of fhe Park Grocery Roxy's Jewelry and Giff Shop Dr. John Sabo and Family Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sarlo Reifa Schwarfz, '48 Miss Dorofhy Secora Sid Secora, '50 Shopmier Office Supply 8: Equipmenf Mr. and Mrs. Carl Slciff Mr. and Mrs. Dan Smilanich Glee Smilanich P. G. Smilanich George M. Soffa and G. H. Dale Michaelene Soldren, '53 Soufh Side Marlcef Mr. and Mrs. Don Thompson, Jr. P. L. Twombly Wilson's Parlcmore Mrs. A. Woolsey SEE HERB HERB'S SPORT SHOP Phone IOI 903 N. Main Kortz ons Jewelers Swealers, Shoes, Gloves 0 An A+hle'l'ic Needs Y Corner 4+h and Sanla Fe ,, Phone 585 - o - '24 , .rr nag: W 'YK' 0' , x xt V? , il, .,-.xl ., Nafionallv Known an gi? Q 1' f s,ssA 4 is it WATCHES 1.i J , DIAMONDS SILVERWARE 'flue el, -. E ulf w i . -' -' i ti rz S EQ. A 5 T A T A E Somebocly's Go? Three Legs! Can'+ shool' 'lhese, says Jack Dah 'lo Leo Dicino. CECIL A. LEE INSURANCE Only Colorado Building PUEBLO. COLORADO HOPKINS SHEET METAL WORKS Furnaces Healing Suffers, Air Condilioning General Shee+ Melal Work 40 YEARS' EXPERIENCE Anyl'hing You Need In Me+al We Have ll l54 Hobson Ave. Phone 372 HONORARY PATRONS Mosl' Rev. Joseph C. Willging, D.D. Rev. Elwood C. Voss, Superinlendenl' R+. Rev. Msgr. A. J. Miller, V.G., P.A. R+. Rev. Msgr. James A. O'Neill Rl. Rev. Msgr. Leo J. Thome Rl. Rev. Msgr. Joseph J. Walsh Very Rev. Msgr. John J. Kelley Very Rev. Msgr. Pafriclc C. Slauler Very Rev. Joseph F. Warnal Rev. Joseph W. Averill, S.J. Rev. John F. Bergin, S.J Rev. Gerald H. Bruggeman Rev. Andrew S. Dimichino, S.J. Rev . William P. Doll Rev. Clemenl M. Firlco Rev. Thomas Filzgerald Rev. Maurice O. Gallagher Rev. Joseph S. Haller, S.J. Rev. Baldwin Haydock, O.S.B. Rev. Richard Hodge, O.F.M. Rev George T. Holland Rev Daniel R. Huber Rev Augusline LaMarche, O.S.B. Rev Dennis Langdon, O.S.B. Rev. Peler F. Maas Rev. Joseph P. McGuinness Rev. Charles J. Murray, S.J. Rev William Parsons, S.J. Rev Burlon Pra'H, S.J. Rev. Claude Roloerls, O.S.B. Rev. Alberl' Schaller, O.S.B. Rev. Louis CZ Sfovilc Rev George L. Subolich, J.C.D. Rev: John J. Tomalonis Rev. Daniel Gfllldltla, O.S.B. Rey, Edward W, Wichmann Rev. Clemenl A. Woznialc CONGRATULATIONS SENICDRS! SKATELAND ROLLER RINK May Your Fulure Be Safe and Prosperous THE MINNEOUA BANK OF PUEBLO Member FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. Open Nighlly Excepl' Monday 7:30 'lo I0:30 P.M. Salurday and Sunday Mai. 2 lo 4 P.M. Friday Nighl' - Sludenl' Discounl' Nighl' LEARN TO SKATE IN SKATELAND'S CLASSES Junior Beginners Salurday I +o 2 P.M. Adull' Beginners Tuesday Evening 6:30 lo 7:30 P.M. PANTORIUM CLEANERS Alleralions - Dyeing - Relining Reweaving and Tailoring Repairs Frigidaire Fur Slorage PICK-UP AND DELIVERY ll5 W. 5+h Phone 85 Congraiulalions Class of '54 l'lUBER'S FLOWERS Phone 764 IO5 E. Abriendo MINNEOUA SUPPLY Home of RoI:IeIc's Food Plan 2 I 09 E. Evans Phone I003 MAYTAG - WESTINGHOUSE - NORGE CompIimen'Is of MIDWEST BUSINESS COLLEGE 2I8 Wesi' 4+h SI. PUEBLO, COLORADO Don Knighf I23I passes under John Garnefi I99I. YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME AT PuEBLO's NEWEST GIFT SHOP 62, W. Nodhern SWEETHEART SHOP PUEBLO' OOLORAOO 406 Norfhern Ave. Phone 7l7l WaI'cI1 and CIocIr Repairing Men's Jewelry, Diamonds. Cosiume JeweIry BESSEMER and Wafches PROPANE - UNI-GAS Cooking, Heafing, Refrigeraiion Wafer Hea+ing 08-IQ: can ,QQ Q , UNION OAS I I-M145 - AND EQUIPMENT CO. 'I ' I I9l Cen+raI Main Phone 6476 F . Pueblo, Colorado YOUR APPLIANCE CENTER Sophomores display fIoa+ before Homecoming parade. ' Nm A Career With - There are opporfunifies for men wifh ambiiion aI' I'he Pueblo s'l'eeI mills. CoIorado's besi' working con- diiions are offered by CF 8: I, where employees have I'he advaniage of hospi'I'aIiza+ion for Ihemsel- ves and 'Iheir families. There are liberal pension and vacaiion plans and paid holidays. The Minnequa works of CF 81 I is considered +he cleanesi' and safesi' s1'eeI mill in +he counfry. Here is ihe chance for young men 'Io I'aIce advan- Iage of indusirial oppor+uni+y. Consider a career wi'rh CF 8: I - +he Wes+'s Pioneer S'I'eeImaIcers! THE COLORADO FUEL AND IRON CORPORATION Q KD REXALL P' M I 1 1 DRUG STORES 25 Years of Dominanl' Service RELIABLE PRESCRIPTIONS Barbara Bryan rides around fooiball 'field in Your Drug Dollar Goes Fariher '54 Oldsmobile' ai' l0l Broadway ...,.... ....,... 7 0 24'lh and Grand .,...... .,.....A 2 7 I349 E. 8+h ...,....... ....,,,. 7 343 NO PARKING PROBLEMS Free Delivery Freshmen proudly display floai- in 'froni' of school. Accordions - TV The DI NERO MUSIC and TELEVISION CENTER NAME BRANDS EASY TERMS 507 W. Norfhern Ave. Phone 459 New Minnequa Disiricl' BELL ACCORDIONS PACKARD BELL TELEVISION MONARCH ACCORDIONS QUSQHESNN EXCELSIOR ACCORDIONS PIANOS ELLVINE INSTRUMENTS BREMAN SOHMER III Accordion and Ins+rumen+ Repairing WISHING THE BEST IN LIFE THE TO THE SACKMAN AGENCY FACULTY AND STUDENT BODY of The Agency Service Buili ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE SERVICE bih and Couri' S+. Phone 757 PUEBLO CATHOLIC HIGH For BeI I'er Flowers, Gardens and Lawns, Call THE GARDEN 8: LAWNGROWERS SHOPPE 445 McClelland Ave. Phone I-26I7 I f Z' f JOHN AND MARY WHEAT ANDY SACKMAN AND DAUGHTERS THREE '-. VIRGINIA. JOHN SACKMAN 'WSE' RosEMARY. .na EsTHER lhzat Freshmen work on 'Host Win firsi' Prime. MESA HOBBY SHOP Model Airplanes Trains - Boafs Craffs Accessories Toys IOI W. ABRIENDO Shamrock baslcefbal cheerleaders. From fronf: Lillian Luna, Millie Flores, Roberh Riley. Jean Mafhis. Shamrock: lirnber up before Abbey Game. Leo Dicino afiempiing iump shoi' against Sf. Joseph's of Denver 2 Q 1 - HOMER B. ABEL, Mgr. MESA CLEANERS Te'eP 'e 7 Always Ready fo Serve You SAM JONES AGENCY Reasonable Dependable . . Insurance Real Esiafe Repairs Allerahons Blankefs and Draperies Cleaned Down Siairs Thafcher Bldg. Hafs Cleaned and Blocked P bl C I cl Pick-Up and Delivery ue 0' Cora O Phone I8I4 SAM JONES TOM HEALY Il2 W. Abriendo Ave. For invaluable assisfance in +he Diocesan works of Charify and ' 'For many acfs of1'hough'Hulness and kindness, sincere gralifude is expressed +o The Pries'l's and Sisfers, 'l'o 'Phe commercial classes and lo many individual sfudenls of Pueblo Cafholic High School. May God reward you! RT. REV. MSGR. JOSEPH J. WALSH Direc+or, Pueblo Ca+holic Charifies SAND AND GRAVEL CONGRATULATIONS All Aggregaled Processed fo Meel S+a+e and Federal Specifica+ions To H19 Class of '54 Concrefe Sand ...Sand-Gravel Mix Plasler Sand . . . Concrefe Gravel Engine Sand . . . Roofing Gravel Blasfing Sand. . . Road Chips . Masonry Sand . . . Wa+er Well Gravel Cemenf . . . Driveway Gravel Day or Nigh'r Call 8749 The joggers FOUNTAIN SAND Jack Bill 8. GRAVEL co. -I-om Jim Esfalished in l9I3 . Main Office: 9I3 N. Main Planf: Joplin S+. and Arkansas CONGRATULATIONS Muzzlo JEWELRY co. To 'l'he Class of '54 from Jewelers and Walch Makers Phone 4506-J 440 Colorado Bldg. Jay Phillips Studio EGAN TEXACO SERVICE Lake and Summii PUEBLO, COLO. DISTINCTIVE PORTRAITURE Phone I-Ibm I03 W. 2nd S+. Phone 80 Pueblo, Colorado Pueblo's Finesl' Complefe Car Service YOUR TEXACO DEALER XX. 5 1 ., 'T V' uv' Q, V Win'Ier scene Ialcen by Mr. Glenn Nichols near Rye, Colo. SOUTHERN COLORADO POWER COMPANY To +he Graduafe AII I-hrough your school years l've provided good Iighf for your sfudies a+ nigh'I', from your firsf grade unI'iI graduafion. In 'Ihe years ahead 'Ihis lesson you'II remember: Good Ligh+ 'For BeHer Sigh+ . . . for Be'I I'er Work in school or on 'Ihe iob. Reddy KiIowaH Your EIec+ric Servani CENTRAL STATES ROOFING 81 INSULATING CO. Phone 430 4'rh and EIizaI:eI'h Esfablished I924 Pueblo, Colo. JOHNS MANVILLE APPROVED APPLICATORS OF BONDED ROOFINGS ASBESTOS SIDING ROCKWOOL INSULATION Waierproofing Ludowici-Celaclon Roofing Tile Asbesfos and AsphaI'I' Shingles Van Douglass W. E. Douglass Joe Douglass Look fo OLDS for All ThaI s New In Ihe Marlcei' for a Car? See Ihe Deal on OLDSMOBILE The Home of SAFETY-TESTED Used Cars RECONDITIONED GUARANTEED VIDMAR - MATHIS MOTOR CO. II7 W. 6+I1 S'l'. Phone I46I COMPUMENTS Leos HAIR sTYuNe SALON I O 9I9 N. Main Phone I I257 J. w. wooLwoRTH co. We 5PeCIa'E1e In Hair S'l'yIlng 4+h and Mem Visif Our Gifl' Deparfmem' HOSIERY BLOUSE Pueblo, Colorado JEWELRY SKIRT? CONGRATULATIONS To 'I'he Class of '54 COMPLIMENTS ' of Mr. ancl Mrs. John J. Greco My Hero PuebIo's Largesl' Music, Appliance and Bo++Ie Gas Dealer MARTIN MUSIC 81 BOTTLE GAS SUPPLY CO. 2I2 N. Main Phone 362 Hn.. - The Band poses afler performance a+ Home coming. RALPH'S FOOD MKT. Fine Foods Qualify Meals IOOI E. Evans Phone l798 HYDE PARK DAIRY For Milk and Cream Hyde Parlc's Supreme Delivery Door 'Io Door CALL 2l84 RAMOR JEWELRY STAR NURSERY AND FLORAL SHOP Headquarlers 2002 Nor+l1 Sanla Fe for P.C.H. Senior Class Rings Nursery sfoclr, Blooming Planls, Fresh Cul' Flowers and General Landscaping 'for all Oc- 4lb N. Main Phone 369 CaS 'S' HILLSIDE DAIRY Milk From Our Own Herd - Direcl' To Your Door RIGHT FROM MOO TO YOU A Home Owned Dairy Phone 6585 I -' .. ,N ga Mid-Game Push-Ups? Work Delail CONGRATULATICNS PuEBLo's ONLY DRlvE-lN BANK To Class of '54 UNITED STEELWORKERS ARKANSAS VALLEY BANK Member F. D. I. C. OF AMERICA PUEBLO, COLORADO A -4 TAKE MY WORD FOR IT The Place To Shop Is Your S+ore 'For 65 Years Complimenfs of SI'IOSKY'S RESTAURANT And We Could Be On A Picnic -A I I ' QW Q CONGRATULATIONS X QM P ' , To The Class of I954 M .S - ,.,, J Ix,,W4Ay', A .V ...T M 7' I 'FFOITI , if A-Sz'-A 1, S 9 , A Q, THE PUEBLO SAVINGS If I Knew You Were Com' ' I'cI H I T rn ave Baked A Ca Ire. COMPLIMENTS of DR. AND MRS. JOHN B. FARLEY 81 TRUST COMPANY PUEBLO, COLORADO Friendly Banking Service Since I889 Member of FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 1 3 If rvvr, N , C, J x. ' Ai N I A- ' I x Ii For Prompi' and Courieous Service I I can .Y TCIJN'S, INC. Wy! R' ail Building Maierial CITY I In 3 soun-1 SANTA FE 5 PI'IOI'16 Phone I8b6 Since I889 PHILLIPS MUSIC COMPANY I Everyihing for 'I'he Musician Soufhern CoIorado's Oldesf Music Sfore THE WALTER BREWING COMPANY 627 N' 'MN ST- Pueblo, Colorado Grand Finale of 'fhe Chris+mas play depicfs The perfecf Chrisfmas Card wifh gohn Massara posing as 'Ihe pries-In Congra'IuIa+ions SERIQIIIEIEESFX-FTON SHAMROCKS 200I Lake Ave. from BILL ancI MAMMY'S Props. CHARLES M. SCOLERE and WILLIAM E. KOCHEVAR PETER J. DEPPERSCHMIDT Lessee and Operaior Congra'ruIa+ions, Seniors from SCHMIDT CONSTRUCTION CO. AII Kinds of Cons+ruc+ion Work Done Queen's Ihrone being prepared 'For Home- AI Je,-Sin 670-R coming. From Ieffz Ken Kochevar, Sieve Kra- lik, Leona Reinerf, Bob Johnson. 849 E. Evans Pueblo COURTESY MOTORS LINCOLNMERCURY Sales and Service CoIoracIo's Highesif Traders 8'I'I1 and Sanfa Fe Phone 8888 GASPAR PERRICONE Grocery and Meafs We SpeciaIize in Cheeses Macaroni and I'I'aIian Sausage I 20 River Phone 9526 CONGRATULATIONS I+'s Safe Wi+h 'lo fhe - WEICKER 1 Class of '55 MARY C. SMITH o Your Savings Are SAFE ai' FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 8: LOAN ASSN OF PUEBLO Freshmen and Sophomores work on 'Floais for Since N34 Homecoming fesfiviiies. K G H F Congra+ula+ions To 'Phe Class of '54 ABC I350 Kes- - From a PUEBLO MERCHANT 5' fl iff lf I if M mf M H CONGRATULATIONS N To +l1e Firs+ Four Year Graduales 'VJ From Your Friendly JK FURR FOOD STORES lf ' Air-Condifionecl for Your Comforf lv' X 504 Nor'l'l1 Grand MGR. ROBERT ROSS l5l2 Wesf FOUI l'l1 MGR. HOWARD GORE llll Wesl' Norihern MGR. MICK HUNYADA 1 f 9' . . E, General Manager J. C. ARDEN ! The Finesf in Groceries, Meals and Vegefables Q , U A' in I A x l Y s. E 'ff Q. I , A' BRYAN-5 ' Crane - O'FaIIon Co Q' PR.EscRlPTl,oN PHARMACY . . DIVISION OF CRANE CO. 3 Valves - FiH'ings - Pipe 1 ' H f 7l4 N, Main Plumbing and Heafing Nexf Door fo Pueblo Clinic I80 Cenfral Main Free Delivery Phone 26 PUEBLO' COLORADO C-5 fxlkw Who are you vo+ing for? A question on every Freshman's Iips. INLAND FROSTED FOODS, INC. Disfribufors of S+oIceIy's Honor Brand Frozen Foods Phone I-0835 DUNCAN HINES ICE CREAM 'r,FISHER'S FINE FOODS I f III2 N. 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